You should not expect your parents to pay you for helping around the house. That is something you should be doing anyway.
Jobs you can do for neighbors: Mowing lawns, walking pets, washing cars, and babysitting (if you are a responsible kid).
You may find it difficult to get a job at 14 because most jobs require you have skills. It does not hurt to ask. Try jobs that do not require a college education, such as fast food, grocery stores, shops, etc.
One way to build your skills is through volunteering. You will not get paid but you will learn valuable skills that will help you get a job someday. Maybe your parents will agree to compensate you for volunteering. They can consider it a donation to a good cause.
A great site is http://www.volunteermatch.org/
If you are adventurous, you can try running your own internet business by buying things at garage sales and selling them online at http://www.ebay.com . Research what things are selling for on ebay before purchasing. (Also, avoid buying stuff on ebay or you will spend more than you make.) I suggest you specialize in a few items: specific toys, books, etc. You are going to become an expect so pick a category that you really enjoy. (When you see a bargain you will know it!) Be certain to check the website daily to make certain your customers are happy. To make a profit you will need to calculate the costs: ebay fees, paypal fees, packaging materials, and postage.
Good luck!
2006-07-16 09:20:08
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answered by Plasmapuppy 7
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some companies do offer jobs for 14 or 15 year olds. the only catch is you get alot of breaks and shorter hours because of labor laws. that is why companies that do offer those jobs hesitate offering younger people jobs because of the fact of labor laws you get more breaks, often less done and you get a shorter time to work.
the easiest job would be cutting lawns.
2006-07-15 13:02:29
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answered by jazaloki 1
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My brother and I (14 & 13, respectively) share a job delivering newspapers. In Nebraska the minimum age for it is, or was, eight.
2006-07-15 13:13:54
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answered by Anna L 2
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you could caddy, or if you do sports do what i did, sign up to ref, or umpire for that sport. its usually a really easy way to make alot of money, or someplace like mcdonalds or subway might hire so young.
but to get anything good i think youd need a job permit or something. you could go to the state office or some schools give them out
hope i helped!
2006-07-19 08:40:11
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answered by Chula 1
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It depends on what state you live in... here in California they have a program called "hire a youth". It places teens in summer positions until age 21. So you should call around or see your school guidance counselor to check out what is available in your town. Good luck. ^_^
2006-07-15 13:01:57
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answered by ♥ jojo ♥ 4
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are you from china? I know that they (chinese) employ underage children 'lol' it is legal there. But if you base in UK, probably not. there is some place though, . place like the chippies, stall, or store worker. but your payment will be under the minimum wagesprobably around £3.80 per hour. Hope it help.
2006-07-15 13:02:50
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answered by acu 2
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Babysitting, lawn mowing, dog sitting, dog walking, pet sitting, house sitting, various chores like painting fences.
2006-07-15 13:00:19
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answered by grinningleaf 4
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Corn detasseling hard but pays good like 50 for eight hours!!
2006-07-19 09:32:59
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answered by morgan k 1
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haha srry yet u ought to in contrast to this answer very plenty yet a farm? i cant think of of everywhere else they are able to legally take you in? save looking possibly ull locate some thing solid and get payed under da table! ahaha solid success!
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answered by ? 4
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Delivering newspapers.
2006-07-15 13:50:43
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answered by starchilde5 6
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